Author: Eivy Joy Quito

British Columbia Issues 26 ITAs
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British Columbia Issues 26 ITAs, Concludes 2024 with Skilled Immigration Opportunities

On December 10, 2024, British Columbia held its final BC Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) draw of the year, issuing 26 invitations to apply (ITAs) to skilled immigration candidates. This significant draw targeted key sectors such as healthcare, childcare, construction, and veterinary care, in addition to a general category, highlighting the province’s ongoing efforts to address...

Canada-Australia Immigration Update
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Canada-Australia Immigration Update – New IEC Participation Limits from December 2024

Are you an Australian citizen looking to live, work, or intern in Canada? Get ready for some exciting news! As of December 18, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced a significant update to the International Experience Canada (IEC) program for Australians. This new update aims to create more opportunities for Aussies to...

Minimum Wage in Canada Set to Rise Across Provinces in 2025
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Minimum Wage in Canada Set to Rise Across Provinces in 2025

With updates planned across federal, provincial, and territorial levels, minimum wage in Canada are set to rise in 2025. These changes aim to address inflation, enhance living standards, and promote economic stability for workers nationwide. This blog explores the upcoming wage increases, detailing the adjustments across regions and their implications for both employees and employers....

Why More US Citizens Are Relocating to Canadian Cities
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Why More US Citizens Are Relocating to Canadian Cities?

Canada has become a beacon for US citizens seeking fresh opportunities, an enhanced quality of life, and cultural inclusivity. With a variety of thriving Canadian cities to choose from, the migration trend continues to rise, offering options that cater to diverse lifestyles and career aspirations. Whether it’s the bustling streets of Toronto, the natural beauty...

Canadian Cities Secure Highest-Rankings for Quality of Life, Vancouver Ranks #7
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Canadian Cities Secure Highest-Rankings for Quality of Life, Vancouver Ranks #7

Canadian cities have once again proven their global appeal, with Vancouver earning the 7th spot in Mercer’s Quality of Living Ranking for 2024. This achievement not only highlights Vancouver’s unique blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty but also places it as the highest-ranking best city in North America. Alongside Vancouver, other Canadian cities, including...

Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program - Addressing Technical Challenges While Continuing to Welcome Applicants
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Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program – Addressing Technical Challenges While Continuing to Welcome Applicants

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is renowned for its role in helping skilled workers and entrepreneurs find their place in Canada. However, since December 1, 2024, the program has faced an unexpected technical challenge that has temporarily disrupted some of its processes. While these issues are being addressed, MPNP remains committed to processing applications...

Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AAIP) - Breaking Down the New Evaluation Criteria
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Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AAIP) – Breaking Down the New Evaluation Criteria

Canada has long been a sought-after destination for immigrants worldwide, and the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AAIP) continues to make waves by unveiling a revamped evaluation process for prospective nominees. These changes are aimed at aligning the program with Alberta’s labor market needs, ensuring candidates with the right skills and qualifications have a fair shot...

Canada Takes Steps to Restore Citizenship for 'Lost Canadians'
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Canada Takes Steps to Restore Citizenship for ‘Lost Canadians’

The Canadian government is moving forward with significant legislative changes to address the issue of ‘Lost Canadians.’ This term refers to individuals who, due to a 2009 law, were unfairly denied Canadian citizenship. Recently, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced the government’s request for a third extension to the court-mandated deadline for passing the citizenship reform...

Ontario's Bold Step Towards Healthcare Accessibility - Practice Ready Ontario Program
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Ontario’s Bold Step Towards Healthcare Accessibility – Practice Ready Ontario Program

Access to quality healthcare is a cornerstone of a thriving community. Ontario is taking significant strides to address healthcare disparities by launching the Practice Ready Ontario Program, an initiative designed to attract internationally trained family physicians to rural and northern areas of the province. Starting in 2025, this innovative program aims to connect an estimated...